Market Mindset · Lesson 2
Why prices move
Supply, demand and expectations
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In this lesson
See how news, supply, demand and especially expectations move prices — and why good news can make a price fall.
Key takeaways
- Prices move when the balance of supply and demand changes.
- Expectations matter most: markets often move before the news, not after it.
- 'Priced in' means the market already expects it — so the news itself changes little.
- Surprises, good or bad, cause the biggest moves.
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